Local General Contractor & Roofing Expertise
In Beacon Hill and across Boston, MA, older buildings demand skilled hands. A general contractor and roofing contractor familiar with Boston's historic neighborhoods knows the rules, the weather, and what slate, copper, and three-decker roofs require. This page covers full-scope construction—from permit navigation through final inspection—and specialized roofing for properties that deserve expert care.
Whether you're planning a foundation repair in South End, re-roofing a historic Back Bay brownstone, or managing a multi-family gut renovation, you need a team that understands Boston's building codes, lead-safe practices, and how to preserve character while ensuring durability.
From planning and permits to site management and final walkthrough, our process keeps you informed at every step.
We visit your site, review your goals, and identify structural needs, permit requirements, and any historic district rules that apply—especially critical in neighborhoods like Beacon Hill.
We prepare detailed plans and secure all Boston building permits, including roofing permits and lead-safe certifications if pre-1978 surfaces are involved.
Our crews handle demolition, framing, roofing, MEP work, drywall, and finishing—coordinating inspections as work progresses. Regular updates keep you in the loop.
Final inspections ensure code compliance and warranty coverage. We hand over permits, warranties, and documentation so your project is complete and legal.
You'll always know what's happening next—and when.
Complete construction and roofing solutions for Boston's historic and modern properties.
Foundation repairs, excavation, and underpinning for basements and crawl spaces. Boston's older buildings often settle—we address movement and water intrusion systematically.

Foundation stabilization in historic South End rowhouses
Slate, copper, clay tile, and asphalt roofing—with expertise in preserving Boston's architectural character. We handle modern materials and historic-appropriate replacements.

Restored slate roof on Back Bay mansion
Deck framing, window openings, wall removal, and structural bracing. We work on residential, multi-family, and light commercial projects throughout Boston.

New deck installation in Jamaica Plain residential neighborhood
Crown molding, paneling, built-ins, and drywall finishing with meticulous attention to detail. We match original trim profiles in historic properties to maintain continuity.

Custom millwork restoration in Beacon Hill townhouse
Interior and exterior painting with lead-safe practices. Insulation installation for energy efficiency while maintaining historic structure integrity in older buildings.

Lead-safe painting project in Dorchester triple-decker
Boston's buildings tell a story. Contractors unfamiliar with the city's history, regulations, and weather patterns risk costly mistakes.
Neighborhoods like Beacon Hill and Back Bay require Architectural Commission approval for exterior changes. We prepare applications, manage reviews, and ensure in-kind restoration of slate, copper, and wood elements.
Pre-1978 homes in Boston require lead-safe certification. We employ licensed supervisors, contain dust, and follow Massachusetts regulations to protect occupants and keep your project legal.
Two-thirds of Boston's housing stock was built before 1978. Lead-safe renovation is not optional—it's essential.
Boston's harsh winters create ice dam buildup. Our roofs include proper ventilation, heated edge systems, and gutter management to prevent spring leaks and interior damage.
Boston's iconic triple-deckers have unique challenges: low-slope roofs, limited attic ventilation, and weight constraints. We select materials and methods that respect the structure while ensuring durability.
We're based in Boston and serve the entire city and surrounding areas. Walk-ups or consultations at your property are welcome.
Beacon Hill, Back Bay, South End, Fenway, Jamaica Plain, Dorchester, South Boston, East Boston, Allston, Brighton, Cambridge, Somerville, Brookline, and Greater Boston.
Parking is tight in central Boston neighborhoods. We coordinate parking passes, manage street restrictions, and schedule work around resident schedules. For roofing projects, we provide protective coverings and dust containment.
Schedule a site visit and estimate today. Call or use our online booking for a time that works with your schedule.
Yes. We file for Architectural Commission approval, source original materials or period-appropriate substitutes, and manage the review process from start to finish.
Yes. Massachusetts Building Code requires a permit for any new roof or roof replacement. We obtain all necessary permits and schedule inspections as work progresses.
Our crews are lead-safe certified supervisors on site at all times. We use containment, wet methods, and proper disposal to keep dust and debris controlled and compliant with Massachusetts regulations.
Many slate roofs can be repaired. We inspect for broken or missing slates, damaged flashing, and fastening issues. Full replacement is only necessary if the roof has reached the end of its service life.
Timeline depends on roof size, weather, and material. A typical residential roof takes 5–10 business days. We provide a detailed schedule during the estimate phase.
Yes. We provide workmanship warranties and honor manufacturer warranties on materials. Specific coverage is detailed in the contract.
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